Scandal Unveiled: Montecito Bike Shop Exposed in Megan’s GoFundMe Scam

In a shocking turn of events, Ellen DeGeneres has exposed a dirty deal between Megan and the owners of a Montecito bike shop, Martin and Jennifer Blevins.

The couple, who had previously gifted Archie a set of wheels for his fourth birthday, found themselves at the center of online trolling after sharing a thank you note from the Sussexes on Instagram.

However, they insist that their intentions were always to support the couple, despite recent revelations.

It has now come to light that Megan's agency, WME, reached out to the bike shop owners with a lucrative offer.

In return for a £240 specialized bike in pink and turquoise, the Blevins agreed to post the Sussexes' letter on social media and include a PR post for Megan in People magazine.

As part of the agreement, Archwell, the Sussexes' foundation, promised to donate money to a bicycle charity.

However, a week has passed and the shop owners are yet to receive the promised donation.

To make matters worse, the Harkles have launched a donation campaign on GoFundMe, using Archie's name as a means to solicit funds.

This has raised suspicions among many, leading to accusations of a Royal Tide scam.

Critics argue that by giving a famous rich kid a bike for free advertising, the bike shop owners are essentially using the GoFundMe campaign to boost their own sales.

The original goal of the campaign was set at $5,000, but Megan increased it to $20,000.

This has raised questions about where exactly these donations will be going and whether recipients will truly benefit from them.

Moreover, concerns have been raised about the legality and ethics of this indirect fundraising method.

It is unclear whether the shop owners will simply donate bikes from their own shop and keep the donation funds.

Some speculate that this could be a perfect scheme to launder money, as the shop owners could buy the bikes at a cheaper rate and claim it as a charitable tax write-off.

The timing of the campaign has also raised eyebrows.

Critics argue that the bike shop owners should have waited for the controversy to die down before starting the GoFundMe campaign.

The way in which they marketed the campaign has been described as underhanded and manipulative.

As news of this scandal spread, social media erupted with outrage.

Many users expressed their disappointment in the bike shop owners, accusing them of being involved in a massive scam orchestrated by Megan.

Some even suspect that the funds raised will ultimately end up in one of Megan's offshore accounts.

Furthermore, questions have been raised about the legitimacy of the bike shop's previous charitable donations.

Skeptics argue that this GoFundMe campaign seems to be Megan's only way of raising funds for herself.

As the controversy continues to unfold, there are calls for the GoFundMe campaign to be taken down, particularly since the initial fundraising goal was increased.

Critics argue that it is unfair to ask the public to buy expensive bikes for underprivileged children while giving an overprivileged child his bike for free.

In the midst of this scandal, one thing remains clear: the Montecito bike shop and its owners find themselves embroiled in a web of deception and mistrust.

Only time will tell how this story unfolds, but for now, the public awaits answers and justice for those who may have been deceived by this alleged scam.